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Pollinator Highway.
A biodiverse linear park and green corridor for pollinators and people
The Paavli and Pelguranna spatial sections of the Pollinator Highway will be completed by the end of summer 2025!
Construction of the Paavli and Pelguranna sections of the Pollinator Highway have begun. The construction process was paused in December due to cold weather. Construction will resume on April 15. If everything goes according to plan, the new linear park will be completed by the end of this summer and will open in early autumn.
The construction of the Pollinator Highway turned out to be more extensive than expected. An old main gas pipeline needed to be replaced, which unfortunately entailed much more extensive earthworks than we would have liked. Last year, other utility networks, road substructures and foundations for city furniture and sporting grounds were also completed; as well as nature-friendly lighting. In the spring and summer, the builder will begin building playgrounds, sports fields, pavements and restoring greenery.
What does the Pollinator Highway offer in the future? Above all, t will be a green space for both animals and people. A bike lane and peaceful walking paths will be built here. New leisure areas will be created: playgrounds, sports and dog fields, and seating and picnic areas. To restore the meadow, communities of meadowsweet, eelgrass and elk hemp will be sown. You can learn more about the construction project HERE . We will also keep the Instagram account putukavail updated.
The Pollinator Highway is being built by Tallinn Roads Public Company Limited. The project is managed and financed by the City of Tallinn.
Hike in Merimets
Sat 03 Sept
|We will meet in the parking lot in front of the Stroom beach building
The landscape architectural sketch solution of Merimetsa has been completed. Come for a walk with the authors of the sketch: Sfäär Planeeringud landscape architects, Tallinn spatial design competence centre's architects and urban planners, and Tallinn's biodiversity expert, to get to know Merimets and hear about future plans for the forest.
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Time & Location
03 Sept 2022, 10:15 – 10:20
We will meet in the parking lot in front of the Stroom beach building, Pelguranna 58, 10316 Tallinn, Estonia
About the event
Check out the sketch design of Merimetsa landscape architecture HERE!
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